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A Precious Roman Shrine
With the official addition of the Imperial Palace in Gamzigrad – commissioned by Emperor Galerius in the late 3rd century – to UNESCO’s List of World Heritage Sites, the importance of the site to the common heritage of mankind has been officially confirmed. (...)
Europe in Belgrade
The Serbian capital will be host to the central celebration of Days of European Heritage, due to take place from September 20th – 23rd and organised by the Council of Europe and the European Commission in cooperation with the Ministry of Culture and the City of Belgrade. (...)
At the Trumpet Shrine
The Dragačevo Trumpet Festival, held each year in August, this year gathered several hundred thousand domestic and foreign visitors. Held under the auspices of the Serbian government, the Festival featuring brass instruments, national cuisine, drink, song and dance created an electrifying atmosphere for all its guests. (...)
Tracing Maltese Knights
Although Malta is a small and sunny island-state in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea that covers no more than 316 square kilometres, its population has been witness to some of the major events in European history. (...)
Djordje Vajfert
Belgrade’s industrial development in the 19th century was in the main linked to the brewing industry. The dominant figure in this field was Djordje Vajfert, an industrialist and later the governor of the National Bank. (...)
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